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Emily Gemmill with her daughters Violet, Maggie and Poppy. Photo by Owen Sinclair

Mother’s Day is important to people for many reasons.

At St Joseph’s Primary School’s annual Mother’s Day Picnic on Friday, May 9, students and their mums spent time in the sunshine, enjoying each other’s company before the big day.

For some, Mother’s Day is a chance to show gratitude and appreciation for their mother’s love and time.

For Tarrah Corso, Mother’s Day is special for many reasons.

“It means getting together with our family, enjoying all the special ladies in our lives,” she said.

Similarly, Mother’s Day is a time to get together with loved ones for Emily Gemmill.

“[It means] being with my girls and my family, and my own mother. We’re heading to the Tocumwal Golf Club because my sister is singing for my mother,” she said.

Luca Raco, Tarrah Corso, Alec Corso, Ann Orsida, Joseph Raco and Kat Raco. Photo by Owen Sinclair
Rebecca Green with her daughter, Evie. Photo by Owen Sinclair

What’s your favourite thing about your mum?

Adeline: “She makes me breakfast: Coco pops.”

Ella: “She buys me things - clothes and stuff.”

Joseph: “She does my laundry, and saves me from doing it.”

Alec: “She takes me everywhere. To school, sport, everywhere.”

Evie: “She gives me cuddles in bed.”

Violet: “She’s fun.”

Poppy: “She loves me.”

Maggie: “Everything.”

“She makes me smile,” Zaria Vourgaslis said. Photo by Owen Sinclair
“She makes me laugh. Just sometimes when she does something funny,” Milana Vourgaslis. Photo by Owen Sinclair